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f(x) = 3sin(2x), my amplitude is 3, is my period 2?
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\[\huge\rm y = A \sin (B \theta-C )+ D\] here a is amplitude and period should be 2pi/B
the amplitude should be |A| to make sure it's never negative
yeah amplitude never going to be negative ;)
the period is found using this \[2x=2\pi \Longrightarrow x=\pi\]
so the period is pi
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yes
APPLE pi
hahaha :)
the period in general is obtained by: \[period=\frac{2\pi}{|B|}\]
i drew a graph of the function and put the period as 2 pi and it was marked right, now I am totally confused :( |dw:1422756427001:dw|
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